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Sell Your Home in Central Nanaimo.

Helping Homeowners Minimize While Maximizing the Experience

Downsizing is hard. But downsizing is also an opportunity to refresh and start anew. If you get rid of the clutter, you can fill your new place with the things you really love, making it feel like home. Here are three steps for downsizing without sacrificing your meaninglful belongings.

Make a Plan

If you have the luxury of time, think about beginning to declutter before a move is on the near horizon. Six months or a year prior to moving is not too early to start this process.

Sort your Belongings

Plan on going through one room at a time. Divide furniture and possessions into four categories: definitely save, possibly save, donate, sell, or give away, and lastly what to discard.

Preserve Memories

Downsizing is an emotional process. You will discover items you have not seen in years, and you will have to decide what to do with them. Give yourself some tiime to reminicse, and then make a decision.

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Schools in the area include Brechin Elementary, and Forest Park Elementary. Parks include Beban Park, and Bowen Park.

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12+

years of experience

Ian is Nanaimo's Downsizing Specialist

Downsizing and moving does not have to be such a stressful anxiety-ridden time in your life. It can be exciting, full of new challenges, wonderful new friends and an opportunity to ease your burdens of home ownership. To lessen the stress of a move it is important to begin small.

  • Moving

    Prepare to spend a few days unpacking and organizing. Get someone to help if you can. Work as quickly as you can to make this new home feel homelike.

  • Settling In

    Adjusting to the new surroundings may take days, weeks, months. Individuals' reactions differ after such an upheavel in their lives. Many people feel relief at not being alone and not having to mantain a large house. Others may be withdrawn and hesitant about making new friends. Many grieve the loss of their old community and friends. And sometimes, the reaction is: "I should have done this years ago!"

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